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Claire de lune - Debussy
Gymnopedie 2 - Erik Satie
Symphony 7, Movement 2 - Beethoven
Gymnopedie 2 - Erik Satie
Symphony 7, Movement 2 - Beethoven
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(Original post by lilacunicorn)
Claire de lune - Debussy
Gymnopedie 2 - Erik Satie
Symphony 7, Movement 2 - Beethoven
Claire de lune - Debussy
Gymnopedie 2 - Erik Satie
Symphony 7, Movement 2 - Beethoven
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Dvorak's New World Symphony. Especially the final movement. Favourite classical piece.
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4 seasons - Vivaldi
4 seasons - Vivaldi
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Dvorak's New World Symphony. Especially the final movement. Favourite classical piece.
Dvorak's New World Symphony. Especially the final movement. Favourite classical piece.
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Claire de Lune (Debussy) Moonlight Sonata (Beethoven) and my favourite piece of classical music is Canon in D (Pachelbel) 
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Claire de Lune, Moonlight Sonata and my favourite piece of classical music is Canon in D (Pachelbel)
Claire de Lune, Moonlight Sonata and my favourite piece of classical music is Canon in D (Pachelbel)
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J. Rutter: Suite Antique
Sibelius: Violin Concerto
various stuff by Dvorak, Shostakovich, Chopin, Brahms, Mahler...
Sibelius: Violin Concerto
various stuff by Dvorak, Shostakovich, Chopin, Brahms, Mahler...
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These are all the ones I listen to quite regularly:
Beethoven Symphonies 5 and 6
Pavane by Faure
Jupiter by Holst (the whole planets suite is quite good too)
Mozart symphonies 25 and 40 and another piece called The Marriage of Figaro (?), it's only like 4 minutes long
Dvorak symphonies 8 and 9
Schubert symphonies 5 and 8
Chopin raindrop prelude
Ludovico Einaudi's Primavera and I Giorni
And I really like Comptine d'un autre ete by Yann Tiersen
(not sure some of these are exactly 'classical' music but they're instrumental
)
There are other really good pieces out there but these are my favourites
Beethoven Symphonies 5 and 6
Pavane by Faure
Jupiter by Holst (the whole planets suite is quite good too)
Mozart symphonies 25 and 40 and another piece called The Marriage of Figaro (?), it's only like 4 minutes long
Dvorak symphonies 8 and 9
Schubert symphonies 5 and 8
Chopin raindrop prelude
Ludovico Einaudi's Primavera and I Giorni
And I really like Comptine d'un autre ete by Yann Tiersen
(not sure some of these are exactly 'classical' music but they're instrumental
)There are other really good pieces out there but these are my favourites
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Brahm's Hungarian Dances. And I have a soft spot for Beethoven in general. On iTunes you can get albums for each of the most prominent classical composers with 100 of their pieces, the price ranging from $5.99-$7.99 per album, and just play it all day.
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(Original post by melody19)
These are all the ones I listen to quite regularly:
Beethoven Symphonies 5 and 6
Pavane by Faure
Jupiter by Holst (the whole planets suite is quite good too)
Mozart symphonies 25 and 40 and another piece called The Marriage of Figaro (?), it's only like 4 minutes long
Dvorak symphonies 8 and 9
Schubert symphonies 5 and 8
Chopin raindrop prelude
Ludovico Einaudi's Primavera and I Giorni
And I really like Comptine d'un autre ete by Yann Tiersen
(not sure some of these are exactly 'classical' music but they're instrumental)
There are other really good pieces out there but these are my favourites
These are all the ones I listen to quite regularly:
Beethoven Symphonies 5 and 6
Pavane by Faure
Jupiter by Holst (the whole planets suite is quite good too)
Mozart symphonies 25 and 40 and another piece called The Marriage of Figaro (?), it's only like 4 minutes long
Dvorak symphonies 8 and 9
Schubert symphonies 5 and 8
Chopin raindrop prelude
Ludovico Einaudi's Primavera and I Giorni
And I really like Comptine d'un autre ete by Yann Tiersen
(not sure some of these are exactly 'classical' music but they're instrumental
)There are other really good pieces out there but these are my favourites
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I love classical music, among my favourites are Shostakovich's Second Waltz, Chopin's Etude in E major, Beethoven's 9th Symphony (especially the 2nd movement) and Moonlight Sonata 
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(Original post by sneakysquirrel)
Brahm's Hungarian Dances. And I have a soft spot for Beethoven in general. On iTunes you can get albums for each of the most prominent classical composers with 100 of their pieces, the price ranging from $5.99-$7.99 per album, and just play it all day.
Brahm's Hungarian Dances. And I have a soft spot for Beethoven in general. On iTunes you can get albums for each of the most prominent classical composers with 100 of their pieces, the price ranging from $5.99-$7.99 per album, and just play it all day.
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(Original post by rainbow.panda)
I love classical music, among my favourites are Shostakovich's Second Waltz, Chopin's Etude in E major, Beethoven's 9th Symphony (especially the 2nd movement) and Moonlight Sonata
I love classical music, among my favourites are Shostakovich's Second Waltz, Chopin's Etude in E major, Beethoven's 9th Symphony (especially the 2nd movement) and Moonlight Sonata
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I find classical music to be a breath of fresh air with all the ****e that's in the charts these days!
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(Original post by rainbow.panda)
Thank you I find classical music to be a breath of fresh air with all the ****e that's in the charts these days!
Thank you
I find classical music to be a breath of fresh air with all the ****e that's in the charts these days!
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